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Students study the forgotten history under their feet

  • Abbey Nutter
  • Wednesday, December 11th, 2019
Students study the forgotten history under their feet

The WKU College Heights Herald recently published a story about Dr. John Conley's ENG 100 class and their research into the city of Jonesville, a past Bowling Green African-American Community . Read all about it here!

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